Jeff bezos on Elon Musk’s Twitter undertaking responded and questioned the current impact the Chinese government could have.
Amazon’s founder Jeff bezos on Elon Musk’s Twitter undertaking responded to a whopping $ 44 billion deal for billionaire Elon Musk to buy Twitter, and the Chinese government is now influential after Musk’s hostile takeover of social media platforms. I am wondering if it is.
The second wealthiest man in the world, formerly the wealthiest man before Tesla CEO and founder Musk overtook him, released a series of tweets this morning, with Elon Musk’s company in the world of electric cars. We focused on our close relationship with China, the largest market. The place where Tesla built an overseas factory.
Bezos retweeted The New York Times reporter Mike Forsythe. He pointed out that Tesla’s huge market in China and that electric vehicle giants rely on Chinese suppliers for EV batteries. The reporter then said that China’s Twitter ban since 2009 ensured that the Chinese government had virtually no control over microblogging sites.
Bezos, in response to Forsyth’s observations in his repost, offered his own two cents for a potential conflict of interest: “Interesting question. The Chinese government has a little hand in the town square. Did you put it in? “
Bezos’s accusations that Twitter is a potentially unfairly affected market are in response to Mask’s own testimony shortly after the deal was closed. “Freedom of speech is the foundation of a functioning democracy, and Twitter is a digital marketplace where important issues affecting the future of humanity are being discussed,” Musk said earlier in the day.
Bezos isn’t the only one asking, commenting, and criticizing Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter (Twitter employees are likely to be at the forefront). But unlike most, he owns the Washington Post and vaguely has net worth ($ 177.5 billion) within the reach of Earon ($ 264.6 billion).
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